STAN BERNARD INTERVIEWS MALCOLM X ON (FEB 18 1965).

[@whataboutthis...3718]

The 1st caller is a small-thinker who sounds not well studied on facts up to that point. It's clear he is accusing Malcolm X ignorantly of bombing his own residence --- even when his family was in it. It's maddening to hear Malcolm X be so misunderstood. I think racial prejudism is to blame as the root cause; but on each individual incident, the prejudism within news reporters & news agencies --- as well as likely some fear even, within people afraid to speak out in support of Malcolm X --- these would have contributed to limited and skewed info being spread about Malcolm X. Due to these people serving their own agendas, as priority over being honest and thorough in whatever they reported about Malcolm X, they controlled to some extent, how much about Malcolm X was shared, and the focus of what was shared. Thus Malcolm X was being cheated and "sold short" by these sources and by prejudism in general. They were actively responsible for EXTENDING THE TIME OVER WHICH Malcolm X has been MISunderstood and WRONGLY accused. Malcolm X has been WRONGLY called a "hater" by people who didn't bother to hear enough of his message content to know better; OR they might even be people who in fact knew better, but who were influenced by evil --- perhaps prejudiced or fearful or both. These would have an interest in trying to oppress Malcolm X, out of wanting to try to control him and try to prevent his becoming more powerful, for example. They would include selfish haters who don't want their personal comfort disturbed by change. It's a great, great TRIBUTE to Malcolm X that his colleagues, his circles and his followers who came to know him AND LOVE HIM DEEPLY, WERE UNAFRAID TO PUBLICALLY TALK ABOUT AND EDUCATE PEOPLE ABOUT THE REAL MALCOLM X WHOM THEY KNEW. Through them, some people's eyes were being opened, and also through (I'm so glad) some people who were getting the truth, and processing it more like God would have them process it. Their attitudes were being formed upon truth, and corrected by truths about Malcolm X, his beliefs and values, and the truth of what he was actually preaching and teaching. Thank God for all such supportive people, and for people who post truths like this video in support of Malcolm X. It is comforting seeing so many of his huge supporters both IN KZbin videos, and POSTING KZbin videos. In today's instant results when seeking information about a man like Malcolm X, people cannot be only fed limited info, or fed info with limited focus. If people do post inaccurate info -- whether by error or intentionally -- they cannot hope to accomplish much because of all of the accurate sources of truths out there who LOVE and RESPECT this brilliant, self-disciplined, courageous man who gave so much to his people and to humanity.

[@selfdetermination7087]

Correctly stated.😉

[@themoshigh]

Very well said brother.

[@osiawideman4851]

Exactly 💯 💯 💯

[@eleeexu1523]

then the host asks why the fire department, press, would side w/ the NOI? clearly they're following orders....NOI/FOI was not only infiltrated by FBI, Muhammad was working with the govt like every religion or corporate org. They, the NOI and FBI, equally wanted to avoid the rise of a true Black Messiah.

[@BigDaddy-il6pb]

A lot of the misinformation about Malcolm at the time was the coordinated efforts of J. Edgar Hoover's FBI and its COINTELPRO, Counter Intelligence Program. Hoover said that his goal was "to prevent the rise of a Black Messiah."...and one of the ways they weakened Black Civil Rights organizations was by infiltrating them to cause international dissention. They did this with the NOI, Black Panthers, etc. The FBI wiretapped and spied on MLK and many other humans rights advocates. They were effective in getting some of these leaders like MLK & Malcolm assassinated.

[@peteroscar]

Whenever I listen to Malcolm I am really energized.

[@sherriaris]

Indeed!!

[@theresamahfouz790]

Me, too.

[@144wychwood]

Ditto....every now and then I go through cycles when I rediscover Malcolm. He first came into my conscience in late 80s. In last few months I've uncovered so many great speeches, documentaries and interviews about him on youtube. I find him to be so inspirational. Almost everyday I listen to a speech or interview.

[@ibrahimhalilbasturk6996]

X The man from the future kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKmXqmyhZdGeZ8k

[@corneliusedwards7107]

Malcolm was shaking and shading all of the haters on this interview.Their will never be another uncompromising charismatic leader like Malcolm.He was so sincere.

[@claytonmcnary1441]

a GREAT man

[@jerrybutler8907]

Brilliant. He moved well in a room full of vultures without missing a beat.

[@sweetangel1051]

I continue to be blown away with how intelligent Malcolm was. Even when dealing with aggressive idiots, he was so intelligent and always knew what to say. Also, he never let anyone put words in his mouth that he never said or didn't feel. He used facts, reason, and common sense. Debate skills like no other. I loved the way he said "Dr. Hall" at 1:06:24 as a sort of taunt (knowing he wasn't a doctor and the guy having to admit he wasn't one), and Malcolm replies "Oh, well you sound like an expert on something I thought you were a doctor". LOL! That fake expert kept trying to belittle Malcolm and it was getting old. Man, Malcolm was honestly too good for this world. R.I.P.

[@roywilliams9089]

He really was!!

[@osiawideman5846]

sweetangel531 yeah I love that part lol

[@bardavidtaxodysmas2212]

you are absolutely out your mind

[@potentially__9445]

LOVE your comment!!!!!! A less mature, intellectually sophisticated man may have punched that pos gordon hall. But Malcolm was too witty and clever to stoop to that guy’s level.

[@potentially__9445]

Him trying to belittle Malcolm was getting very old, it’s the reason why i can’t listen to this entire video anymore, i get too damn pissed about that racist filth.

[@144wychwood]

Days before he was assassinated, Malcolm was at his finest.. Defiant and uncompromising to his many detractors right to the end.

[@plung3r]

Thanks for the upload my brother, this is truly amazing. This interview was held just 3 days before Malcolm X was assassinated. This was one hell of an interview. All Gordon was trying is to attack, discredit, belittle, and underestimate all the accomplishments of Malcolm X and making personal attacks (ad hominem) against Malcolm instead of having an adult, intellectualized conversation. RIP Malcolm X, May Allah gather us in heaven.

[@amrayoub3508]

he was ahead of his time

[@jerayjones4604]

Yea Alhumdillah brother Malcolm had all of them in line underestimating his philosophy and that Gorgon dude need to be slap maybe he will shut up Lol RIP Malcolm x.

[@osiawideman5846]

I remember reading this in a book on Malcolm about 30 years ago,and laughing at that dummy Gordon Hall,Malcolm served him good,man our people will finally realize one day that Malcolm was the best leader we ever had

[@IronMan_thno]

I believe knowledge of self is what kept Malcom X so calm and poised in situations where they tried to demote him. Brilliant man.

[@walterlewis3568]

...3 days before America's black prince was taken...his spirit lives. Thank you for this broadcast!!!

[@josephmcglown5018]

I recently listen to a short 15 min clip of this but would like to share appreciation to whoever posted this

[@Diplomastronaut]

As a white man, I am learning a lot from Malcolm X. White people should be taking more notes on him rather than believe their half-truth textbooks.

[@alonzogardner3369]

Mitchem Callahan because

[@Diplomastronaut]

Alonzo Gardner You do know that Malcolm X didn't view all whites in that way during this interview right? This is post-hajj Malcolm that wasnt prejudiced and racist towards all white people as evil.

[@amrayoub3508]

I agree with you brother , Malcolm x fought for everyone rights , not only African americns

[@noodletribunal9793]

@Alonzo Gardner malcom x was assasinated by the very man who preached that racism. elijah muhammad. the irony is outrageous

[@noodletribunal9793]

it's not about being white, it's just about being a person. and yes, everyone should learn more about him, as opposed to the black nation of islam which he basically was at first

[@patriciawilliams7399]

I love Malcolm because everything I have heard read and seen from this man has been powerful and power is fear and anything that is strong they water it down to weaken it strength and Malcolm is and was just that

[@Joshua_Harrell]

Malcolm is my hero...so sad to hear them take lightly the threats on his life...only a few days after this interview he was murdered in cold blood...completely misunderstood man..#IAmMalcolmX

[@Joel4500]

Interesting, it seems like almost every single time Malcolm is making the most profound and truthful statements the interviewer goes to a commercial. All Brother Malcolm was seeking was a piece of the action for his People, for them to be included in the American Dream and to cease being continually subjugated to the American Nightmare.

[@jenadeen]

American dream? It was bigger than civil rights...he knew it was about human rights. The UN made sure he would understand this when they refused to help blacks in the US until they dropped the term "civil"and adopted the term, "human" to their complaints.

[@dutchanddanksketches]

I’m learning so much from Malcolm X. He truly embodies what a hero is. Battling ignorant people on all fronts and having the courage to put his life on the line for amazing ideals that we should all strive to achieve. This is what an American Hero looks like. I’m so glad he existed and I will use his lessons as ammunition for any family dinner, work, or leisure conversation that may involve political and/or social ideals.

[@Thuon_]

1:03:41 "no sir your line of reasoning doesn't suit me."

[@bardavidtaxodysmas2212]

intellectually classy at its best

[@bardavidtaxodysmas2212]

no your line of reasoning sir doesn't fit me.

[@whataboutthis...3718]

Thuon Jambaka Nyakwar Anuro BarDavid Taxo Dysmas I embarked a few months ago to learn about Malcolm X and quickly grew to love and respect him. To my utter amazement, I learned the locations of his childhood homes' and some significant experiences he endured then and after, included my birth state & city, and nearby areas. While their house was burned down in my city, they rebuilt in a nearby area. When Malcolm's Mother went into a sanitarium, he was placed in foster care. In the nearby area school Malcolm came to be liked, & his worth was recognized when he was elected president of his class. He had sad and devastating events occur in my area too --- that house burned by an extremist group; his Mother going away; his Father's death; & more. I am a believer and would like to point out that he still went astray as a teen and young adult. What helped him away from a failed life was his spiritual orientation and desire to please God. Many people seek God later (it's never too late). He certainly was gifted with abilities and I admire his intellect and discipline; but I suggest his seeking, finding and following God are what sharpened him to be his best. God often has even taken the lowly and placed them in positions of leadership. I say these things for 3 reasons that I'm aware of, including 1) my wanting to openly acknowledge God's power and give Him the glory for Malcolm's transformation; 2) encourage others to begin to see and realize these connections which Malcolm pointed to all the time; and 3) encourage others to seek, learn from and follow God. He can help us make all the best decisions.

[@abdelaleem4026]

What a brave, strong-minded, intelligent man. Malcolm was oppressed and misunderstood but he remained strong, firm and fearless. God bless his soul.

[@roywilliams9089]

I am Malcolm X

[@bardavidtaxodysmas2212]

You are absolutely out of your mind.

[@africasteele124]

@@bardavidtaxodysmas2212 lol

[@urbancommute5239]

@@bardavidtaxodysmas2212 .... lol

[@omaralmitwally3475]

@@bardavidtaxodysmas2212 It's a reference to the outro of the film Malcolm X by Spike Lee

[@Thuon_]

33:25 "I know how bad it makes me look when I tell you today what Elijah Muhammad is doing."~ brother Malcolm.

[@bardavidtaxodysmas2212]

You are absolutely out of your mind.

[@friendswitdadealer]

I got kinda sad when he invited them to come to the rally at the Audubon.

[@jenadeen]

Look at how this snake Hall desperately tried to get under Malcom's skin by telling him he is nothing. He also tried to stirr up jealously between Malcolm & Martin like a true employee of the devil.

[@ChromaBlue13]

I love how Malcolm shoots down those peckerwoods one after the other. Especially that Hall character, The "expert" he is...

[@MrSteeweezy]

Julien Miller If I knew that white boi I would fukk him up!!!

[@truthhitman7473]

I wonder how Malcolm knew " fat Joseph " had something to do with the bombing of his house ? Which means the police must have known also because the NOI was full of police because they completely infiltrated it.

[@actusenews]

stop sayin' shit

[@conservativethought1460]

It wasn't the peckerwoods that killed him though...the enemy was his own, and his own following the white liberals marching orders.

[@whataboutthis...3718]

@@truthhitman7473 In another video I watched within the past day or so, it might be a clue that, in it, Malcolm said something about police in the NOI, I believe it was. There's another video possibly with a clue too. I'll try to get the titles & post a reply.

[@RealMusicOnly888]

"Let him Talk" X - "Ok, do your worst." Hall- "I'm trying to." Just goes to show, all they wanted to do was try & paint Malcolm in a bad picture. Yet they couldn't , cause he was smarter than them lmaoo. And the white lady that called to say "The Klan should get you" lmaoo, he even called the sheet wearing pussies out! Malcolm X, is my inspiration. I will finish what he started, even at the cost of my own life.

[@highgroundobi-wan1490]

✊🏻✊🏿✊✊🏽

[@babymakaveli6061]

He mentioned the Audubon at the end😢

[@TheShawnmaxx]

The actual event that led to his death

[@devvv4616]

and this was 3 days before his assassination

[@chukumekasmith7398]

Malcolm x is the really man

[@kingmeat13]

Hall threw a jab at Malcolm at 52:25, and the laugh Malcolm gave was like 'you Mother------' lol

[@truthhitman7473]

Malcolm X at the end. " Did you have on a white sheet ? " LOL

[@roywilliams9089]

He was stressed brother!

[@truthhitman7473]

Malcolm was justified in saying that

[@babymakaveli6061]

Truth Hitman I spat out my water

[@charlesislaw]

Priceless

[@theresamahfouz790]

That part really made me laugh, Lol.

[@anaranjado12]

01:02:30 the start of the communist accusation that Malcolm shuts down beautifully.

[@theresamahfouz790]

It always puzzles me when I see people claim Malcolm X was a communist or even a socialist in articles or forums. He so obviously wasn’t. Most of the people who claim he was are actually communists, Marxists, and socialists themselves and want to claim him, but they shouldn’t project their views onto him and claim they know what direction he would have gone in. Only he knew that, and right here, he quite clearly denied being communist or socialist and this was 3 days before his death. There was also an interview of his I read from the last week of his death where he spoke of communism as “dangerous.” He liked some communist and socialist people but he liked some capitalists and conservatives too. He cared about human rights and black liberation. He didn’t care what someone’s political ideology or race was so long as they cared about those things too.

[@fp8901]

Plus we must remember that the 60's were the height of the Cold War. Being labeled a socialist or communist was an almost treasonous charge. Plus let's not forget McCarthy. Malcolm was smart on that front.

[@BmoreAkuma]

@@fp8901 Bingo being an openly "communist" or "socialist" during that time is almost suicide. He had commentary on calling capitalists "bloodsucker" and this OP bootlicker comment tried to throw some shade.

[@ministerservertavares4714]

WOOOOOW!! Thanks for posting this REMARKABLE interview of Brother Malcolm X, I LOVED how he kept slapping up Mr. Hall the so-called expert!! LOLOLOL!!! This should be STUDIED by anyone who is truly interested in learning HOW to deal with our enemies TODAY, 50 years later these subjects are STILL relevant, WORD!!!

[@thankgodjustice9550]

malcolm is a hero

[@theresamahfood9355]

I agree.

[@786humaira1]

Malcolm , even three days before his Martyrdom , demanding human rights for the people , not begging but demanding . If price of grocery is more than that in downtown, and the rent is more in Harlem , than in down town people get incited to do something . Govt does not does anything. That incites the people. Even three days before leaving this world , still standing up for the human rights of those who were deprived their God given human rights. NO Wonder Malcolm is still stays alive even after 50 yrs + , he shall still stay alive 100 yrs after his day of Martyrdom. He comes to life each time something is heard or read of him or about him. Malcolm 's was the second Crucifixion. Malcolm gave up his life so his people can get a life. Malcolm did not wait for Jesus to come back as the Muslims and Christians think , he became Jesus Like. He lived Christlike. That is how we all need to be Christlike. Freedom , Justice and equality is Islam. Their is no waiting period in Islam to be considered a brother in the Universal brotherhood of Man. To tell the truth the sons of two Christian PREACHERS : Elijah Phoole ( Elijah Mohammad) , and Malcolm Little ( Malcolm Shabazz) they both became Muslim Preachers and revolutionized the whole of America. They were both such dedicated workers and lovers of their race , and interested in obtaining human rights , that the authorities were threatened by the Mighty Duo , they created a deliberate rift between the two by lies and infiltration and by every means possible . Ultimately they both were successful in removing the mistreatment of human beings. Human beings were not even considered human beings , let alone being treated as second class citizens. In a short period of time they along with many other stalwarts : Adam Clayton Powel, Dr King, Mohammad Ali etc etc. Did Reform and removed the EVIL that was prevalent for hundreds of years . Not a small accomplishment. However we still need the Elijah Mohammad's , the Malcolm's , and Dr King 's to stop the violence and killing of blacks by blacks. There is so much to be done . There are once again systemic problems that need to be removed. Both in the Black community and the Authorities. For eg: if the inner city Schools does not lets the youth get trade education, then the youth is deprived differentially , just like the water for the whites and blacks, the suburban kids get educated in trades all kinds , during high school, nursing education , cabinetry , electrician . plumbing, computers you name it. That kind of education is not given to the inner city High schools black or white , but it is mostly black kids who are being deprived of such opportunities. That needs to change for the better. Equality in education and job opportunity needs to be worked on . I think that will remove the violence from the inner city and drug related crimes will get wiped out too , from both black and white kids. Losing one kid to drugs , be it black or white is a BIG loss. There should be no such loss of our kids. I hope we do see some preachers or preachers sons take on this problem and resolve too. May God forgive the mistakes of all of us and help us lead lives that are Christlike. ( For both Muslims and Christians)

[@jalithic]

It's eerie hearing Malcolm saying the words come to the Audubon ballroom Sunday knowing that's the date and place he was murdered while I was listening to the interview. Malcom's Raw, and Naked truth is what Immensely Respect and Admire him for, and for sharply reforming his life from a serious criminal to a Moral Man. No matter what he said correct or not, it came from a sincere genuine belief of Human Rights for all. He had all the pieces he needed in place at this time period to actually make some meaningful progress for Equal Human Rights. ✌🏻&❤

[@patriciawilliams7399]

2018 people need to be requesting the same thing Malcolm was requesting back then today let's be real

[@ashish714]

100%

[@roywilliams9089]

Malcolm told them to come to the Audubon ballroom on the 21st of February 1965! That's why they knew he would be there!

[@ralphmelvin1046]

Roy Williams yeah it's hard to hear him talk about the Audubon Ballroom that's where he was assassinated, it's sad to hear that. He should have lived on, and I'm white

[@sherriaris]

Malcolm wasn't afraid to die.

[@osiawideman7641]

Roy Williams the NOI had practiced the Assassination a couple of weeks prior to Malcolm's Assassination at the Audubon Ballroom, the Nation bombed his house

[@brendacox2669]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE MALCOLM X

[@MitchellLubin]

2019 and in here. I loved this interview.

[@Thetybutler]

Here in 2024

[@CindyAlexius]

MALCOLM WINS......FLAWLESS VICTORY......

[@teetataylor]

The way Malcolm is striking a match to their asses with his words it's like 🔥🔥🔥 shot up in my bones.. he is a hype man for me.. I'm over here ready like I have a gun😂😂😂😆😆

[@heathen0001]

1:05:49 the rally he keeps mentioning is where he got assassinated at... God bless you Malcolm, hearing this interview really gives me shivers knowing that in three days this genius of a man was going to be shot to death mercilessly for doing nothing other than speaking the truth.

[@fwaters6644]

Intellectually shift. They couldn't handle him.

[@alonzogardner3369]

F. Watson s

[@osiawideman5846]

Alonzo Gardner you obviously don't know the full story, the Nation did Malcolm so wrong

[@AliAhmed-cu2so]

Alonzo Gardner at this point malcolm has been out of the nation for almost a year and this after his trip to africa so you talk nonsense when you say he wrote a letter to elijah to let him back in to the nation of Islam

[@AliAhmed-cu2so]

F. Watson they certainly couldn't that brother was too smart for them

[@potentially__9445]

Alonzo Gardner get your timing right, he wrote letters and recorded apologies during his suspension, NOT after these interviews. STFU!!!! It’s quite obvious you haven’t studied Malcolm much.

[@navyflyer7465]

What a joke , I have never heard seen or have a comprehension of what a expert is of a extremist organizations. Unless he used American history as his study guide, That's a made-up title of convenience if I've ever heard one. My stomach is hurting from laughing. I patiently listened to this one hour and 26 minute radio interview twice to understand what possibly could an expert in extremist organization be. I guess the American Indian were extremist standing up not to have their land taken, an he's an expert.

[@hassanabdur-rahman1559]

Both of those callers were FBI agents.

[@donparks2857]

Gordon was racist. It's crazy how people kept attacking Malcolm x for telling the truth

[@CindyAlexius]

This is an amazing debate. I wonder if Gordon Hall accepted Malcolm's invitation to the Audubon Ballroom for the event and sat in the front row? It's so sad knowing this event was when those terrible people finally got him. So sad.

[@everettemcgrew2541]

If the Great Honorable MALCOLM X had any money to stand on,he would have been the UNTOUCHABLE. Still a great mind and belief.

[@divineculturetalk99.9]

Thanks Great content

[@henrymurray8810]

THIS was the time to state without apology or hesitation that it was time to take up arms and defeat the enemy by any means necessary but Malcolm was an honest honorable man and he wanted the general public to know that his own Muslim organization bombed his home. He was naive to think white progressives would rally behind him or that his loyal comrades would present an unmovable force that would do the right thing, take the right action, and get someone somewhere to protect him. Where was Civil Rights? Where was the so-called black organizations like NAACP or SNCC or black Christian preachers? Where was the FBI (rhetorical, facetious, ridiculous)? Where were the black congressmen? Or other white "brotherly" Muslims? Thank goodness for black journalists! Black journalists gave Malcolm X a voice, a venue, a sense of peace to a degree. Malcolm's best bet in this very dire scenario was to keep a low profile and to keep still, not to continue to "spill the beans". Nikki Giovanni recognized the fault of his choice years ago and said so.

[@ash-shakirwhitaker7008]

I wish that Malcolm could've found a way to avoid being assassinated (perhaps by allowing "Bumpy" Johnson to protect him instead of telling "Bumpy" no thank you... Perhaps...).

[@razorbackfilms]

Ash-Shakir Whitaker also Forbes Burnham offered him asylum in British Guiana.

[@pedroscholes]

It was his destiny. He's in Paradise now as he was a Martyr. We muslim believe that. jzk

[@justinkittle4217]

Please pay attention to the fact that Malcom is pointing out the fact that the Nation of Islam is not an Islamic movement. The nation of Islam is not what people think it is.

[@jamesleach6775]

I grew up muslim around all middle eastern ppl ..we always looked at noi ppl as fake muslim.cuz what they teach is not the real islam I grew up in ,its mprebof a cult and they dnt even teach the real Islamic deen

[@ansar714]

Great post brother.

[@noirsaba]

Has anyone noticed how most black people tried to sound white? Another reason to love Malcolm. He never sounded white!

[@tonyduffy9027]

noir sept how does one sound white?

[@theresamahfood9355]

He doesn't sound "black" either -- at least, not here (it was easier to tell just from speech that he was black when in the NOI than after Mecca). People should not strive to sound "white" or "black." They should strive to speak proper English. Malcolm X sounded intelligent and used correct grammar. He sounded like a well educated human being. He had a bit of Caribbean American influence in his way of speaking. By the way, I have heard people say that they felt he "sounded white", actually.

[@vegastribeofjudah2083]

You can tell by the tone of brother Malcolm's voice that he was a Black Man and more importantly intelligent not just college educated but genuinely intelligent.

[@theresamahfouz790]

@@vegastribeofjudah2083 I maintain that he sounded like a highly intelligent human being. And I personally don't think people should be striving to sound black or white. Brother Malcolm said in January 1965, "When we begin to think of ourselves not as black, white, or Asian, but as human beings, then this can be a world for everyone and we can begin to live together in peace." Why purposely try to sound black or white? We should aim to be the best we can be and to be ourselves, and although our races are important to our identities, there are far more important aspects of who we are than our race, and as a devoted orthodox Muslim, Malcolm X knew this.

[@TheShawnmaxx]

OMG, Malcolm promoted the very rally that eventually took his life

[@razorbackfilms]

Thank you for posting. I had heard about the article by Mr Barnett but decided to order it after I heard this interview. Great article. I’m hoping to find Mr Barnett’s interview on the old Mike Douglas show.

[@5hunnitent769]

brother Malcolm was the truth dr.hall seem like he was racist.

[@richardlevert5772]

What have we gain from Islam in fifty years since the lost of Malcolm?

[@ThinkerHaistTV]

Disillusionment

[@NotSoLiberal]

You can sense the feeling of betrayal in his voice. He sounded tired of it all. Not his usual fiery self. But he still handled them alright. RIP

[@ashish714]

"Dr. Hall" is just a bottom-feeder, and Malcolm ate him up!

[@rick42499]

What song right before the 25 min mark ? She was singing about an umbrella and the weather it was beautiful . I searched up the lyrics and found nothing 😖

[@abdur-rahmanmuhammad9429]

Thuon Jambaka Nyakwar Anuro , thank you beloved for posting this rare recording.

[@Thuon_]

Abdur-Rahman Muhammad thank you too. That's our shinning Prince.

[@justinkittle4217]

The moment malcom laid eyes on Muslims from all over the world elijah Muhammads teachings crumbled away like dust in the wind

[@jamesleach6775]

I grew up Muslim..the real islam around all middle eastern ppl ..so we always grew up looking at noi ppl like fake muslims ,they dnt teach the real deen and malcolm found the real islam when he preformed hajj. Rite then he knew elijah Muhammad and them were nothing more than a black cult

[@ryangriffin3219]

@@jamesleach6775 Malcolm went to Saudi Arabia in 1959 Malcolm lied because if Malcolm left the NOI without going on hajj and converted to orthodox Islam how bad would have Malcolm looked? So Malcolm exaggerated the hajj saying he saw white Muslim for first time when that’s not true at all.

[@sherriaris]

Thank you for posting this broadcast.

[@franknyabuti3356]

inspiring figure

[@zizou5603]

I wish commercials was 40 seconds now

[@iini8117]

THIS IS THE RAWEST INTERVIEW WITH MALCOLM X, MALCOLM WAS CLEARLY SHOOK UP BY THE TOPICS THAT WERE BEING DISCUSSED, IF U LISTEN CLOSELY, MALCOLM HAD TO REGROUP HIMSELF AN CONTAIN HIMSELF FROM A OUTBURST OR JUST FROM BEING HURT.

[@theresamahfouz790]

He did seem quite vulnerable here.

[@vegastribeofjudah2083]

No Malcolm was 100% prepared, what you two miss is that it was Malcolm against three white men and an entire station he handled himself impeccably.

[@osiawideman7641]

Johnathon Roby only Aubrey Barnett wasn't white, he was black

[@144wychwood]

@@theresamahfouz790 He knew they were closing in on him. They just bombed his home few days before. He was a man of the edge. Dick Gregory, Alex Haley and others said pressure was getting to him in days before he was assassinated. I can only imagine, afterall they bombed his house where his pregnant wife and 4 young daughters were sleeping. Actually quite chilling to listen to.

[@dpowell468]

They made sure Malcolm didn't get that lie detector test going smh rip king

[@cherylturner5045]

Whoever that joker was opposite of Malcolm he was a total total a******the guy was totally uninformed I wonder what he is doing today and how he felt when Malcolm was assassinated

[@darylc2799]

Was this Malcom's last interview before his death?

[@Thuon_]

No there's the last i think it was on an article in a magazine 20th if I'm right I'll check it out then back to you.

[@biqilee5420]

@@Thuon_ Where can we find it please ?

[@Thuon_]

@@biqilee5420 just checking out from the people of interest. KZbin deletes contents I don't know why.

[@channaqueen]

Brother Jambaka. There once was an interview posted of Brother Malcolm after he left the Nation. It was quite inept. I see that it was taken down. How can we arrange a way for Me to get a copy of that. I need that in my life. Thank You.

[@Thuon_]

channaqueen I've uploaded several but have been taken down due to copyright reasons, right now I've strike notices and my channel might be taken down. What was the name of the interviewee/radio/TV station, just to get a clue.

[@justinkittle4217]

Always that we must hold our covenant with God not men. Popes, Ayatollah's, Head Rabbies, or Head Ministers, these men hold covenants with a bureaucracy and their followers hold covenants with them. Always remember brothers and sisters we are are all created equally through conception and we will also be equally judged. No man has a right to pass judgment on man in the name of God only service and how we serve is part of how we are judged. Make sure you serve the right master before you find out to late like the true American Martyr Malcom X

[@roywilliams9089]

Did Stan Bernard interview the Nation on the 3rd of March 1965?

[@Zembassi3962]

I wonder if this is the same Stan Bernard who is the narrator of The History Channel's "MonsterQuest" TV series?

[@jeckmateo47]

God gave confidence,, Malcolm X

[@averagegamerz4157]

gordon hall is a hater..cnt handle malcolm x being more intellectual

[@maureenabongo271]

Educative,

[@jerayjones4604]

23.51 Joseph the FAT ONE Lol😂 brother Malcolm was smooth.

[@lupin3rd227]

@22:50 little did Malcolm know the FBI was in on it too smh 😔

[@lorrainechi78]

1.24...is everything..this man is my HERO!

[@OmUrLus1]

Murder by collaborations; Malcolm clearly expresses his cause and effect as A individual to become attacked then murdered. Peace

[@704JOE]

MAN THIS IS GREAT DO ANYBODY HAVE PART 2

[@Thuon_]

704JOE i don't think there's part two.

[@704JOE]

THANK YOU BROTHER IVE SEEN A LOT OF MALCOLM X MARTIAL BUT NEVER THIS IT WAS A WONDERFUL JEWEL!!!!!!!!!

[@roywilliams9089]

He was assisinated 3 days later!

[@melbamartinez2183]

Enlighten prophecy is what demons fear most. Malcolm "s soul lives because nothing has changed. He was nit the liar. The truth shall set you free

[@adolfmussolini996]

Follow the money. That's what noi is all about

[@channaqueen]

Bro.Jambaka, it was called:"Malcolm X Interview After Leaving The Nation Of Islam". Thank You for responding.

[@Thuon_]

channaqueen I think it might be the one with Mike Wallace.

[@marcoo2242]

guy said he had more important thigs to do, if he knew Malcolm was gonna be killed that sunday I bet he wouldn't have said that

[@theresamahfouz790]

I really wish there was a video available of Hall speaking about Brother Malcolm’s death.

[@briancordero7674]

Elijah was a black Jim Jones

[@jamesleach6775]

Basically just a cult leader..when malcom went to mecca he got the real islam teachings and realized noi was basically worshipping Elijah like he was Allah smdh ..

[@Salaam71]

@@jamesleach6775 "Real" Islam ? In Mecca ? Yeah sure.

[@briancordero7674]

Doctor Hall was left steaming lol

[@jerayjones4604]

Yea Alhumdillah brother Malcolm x had had them in check Underestimating his philosophy and intelligence that Gordon dude need to be slapped maybe he will shut up Lol RIP Malcolm x.

[@Hotdogggf]

The goat

[@justinkittle4217]

Ask this question and see what you find. Would Sunnies allow members of the nation of islam to go on hajj and pray at the kaaba ( and I don't mean umrah ). would the shia invite them to sadr city for the day of ashura to take part in the blood letting, If not then why.

[@ThinkerHaistTV]

Because it's a scam.

[@joemack477]

Anytime that there is moral corruption within an organization something happens. This goes all the way back the Christ and his disciples. Judas was morally corrupted.

[@BenjamUniverse]

Listening to this the 1st few times I reacted like everyone in the comments, but after awhile i started to really listen. The two people, barnette and hall, were right in what they were saying. malcolm is smooth as fuck and eloquent and a quick thinker, but they are ultimately correct. the noi was an extremist organization, hyped up by the press partly due to malcolm himself, his eloquence and poise and intelligence are undeniably attractive. ultimately this violent organization killed malcolm because he started to expose the truth about the organization, betrayal in any extremist organization being the worse sin, even worse than the thing that caused you to be an extremist (backed up by the current sayings of farakhan). malcom spent a number of years helping this fraud organization grow. to his credit his morality forced him to speak out. it takes a man of great character to be able to publicly admit he was wrong. You can tell Malcolm needed guidance after his leaving noi. i wish he could have mended fences with king and they joined up, or he left the organization without exposing muhammad, that way he would have lived long enough to build real power instead of oratoric power.

[@electronicjihad717]

Very good debate Malcolm X(ra) showed us a lot in this debate.

[@retrospecter100]

Stan Bernard went on to a solid career as the Vatican and Mideast Correspondent for NBC Nightly News. In recent years he has been the narrator of "Monsters, Myths, and Mysteries", and as the grantor ID voice of PBS Great Performances. He continues his work to this day as a voice-over talent.

[@theresamahfouz790]

Does he ever mention Malcolm’s assassination?

[@justinkittle4217]

asymmetrical warfare includes winning the information war, using controlled opposition, the dissemination of misinformation / disinformation, etc....

[@ashish714]

#RIP :'(

[@islamicchronicles5381]

THANK YOU

[@justinkittle4217]

Do people not know that the majority of those who practice islam live in South East Asia, eastern Europe, how about Arabia or Persia (Arabia being the birth place of islam), none of these people are African and this is what Malcom realized going to mecca on his own even after Ilisa asked him not to

[@angelito1358]

D.R. Hall

[@justinkittle4217]

I wonder what Elijah was confronted with.

[@omasombogrady514]

Who's a better speaker mlk or x

[@mastamenace9401]

Omasombo Grady We should stop comparing them and instead focus on their individual greatness. While MLK was a sellout he did recognize what he has done towards the end and admitted that integration wasn't the smartest idea. Saying his "dream" was a "nightmare"

[@selfdetermination7087]

Omasombo Grady No Question it's Minister EL Hajj Malik EL Shabazz. The best speaker,best critical thinker that gives critique,analysis with correctives. That the best on all fronts!

[@theresamahfouz790]

Malcolm X was a better speaker for me personally because he was more eloquent and charismatic and spoke with more intellect and less emotion. That said, we really should stop comparing the two. They were each great in their own right.

[@jamillondon4298]

Omasombo Grady mlk had an authoritative speaking voice and malcolm x had a sophisticated speaking voice.

[@jamillondon4298]

Theresa Mahfood I agree, I do think malcolm x was a quick thinker with a sophisticated classy speaking voice, and mlk had an authoritative speaking voice with excellent diction.